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Screening Coordinator Resources

To our Screening Coordinators, thank you for your continued cooperation in providing a safe environment for the children of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.  We appreciate your hard work and dedication in ensuring compliance with our policies and procedures and understanding what is required of our parishes and schools.

Listed below are resources for utilizing our compliance management system, VIRTUS.

The Office of Child and Youth Protection can be reached at 410-547-5348 should you have any questions or concerns.

The Archdiocese of Baltimore complies with Maryland laws requiring reporting suspected child abuse to civil authorities.  Under Maryland Law any person who has reason to believe a child has been subjected to abuse must report the suspected abuse to civil authorities, even if the potential victim is now over 18 years old and even in cases where the alleged perpetrator is deceased. A list of local Child Protective Service offices can be found here. If someone associated with the Church, including clergy, employees, or volunteers of the  Archdiocese of Baltimore, is suspected of  abuse, then the suspected abuse must also be reported to  the Archdiocesan, Office of Child and Youth at 410-547-5348 or the Victims Assistance Line at  1-866-417-7469. For more information and contact phone numbers for Maryland State’s Attorneys’ Offices, click here.

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